Contents

Introduction
Contents
Screen Structure
Using SRX KEYBOARDS
- How to Edit Values
- Initializing a value
- About the KEYBOARD button
Overview of the SRX KEYBOARDS
- How the SRX KEYBOARDS is Organized
  - How a Patch is Structured
  - How a Rhythm Set is Structured
  - Calculating the Number of Voices Being Used
  - About the Effects
Memory and Bank
- What is a Memory?
- Bank
  - Changing to Other Bank
  - Exporting the Bank
  - Importing a Bank
  - Creating/Deleting a Bank
  - Renaming a Bank
- Category
- Memory
  - Loading a Memory
  - Saving the Memory
  - Renaming the Memory
  - Changing the Order of the Memories
Settings
- Option
Detailed Editing for a Patch (PATCH Parameters)
- How to Edit a Patch
  - Copying/Pasting Patch Parameters
  - TONE SWITCH/SELECT
  - Stereo Wave Settings (Set Stereo Function)
- PATCH Parameters
  - COMMON
  - STRUCTURE
  - WG + PITCH
  - TVF
  - TVA
  - LFO
  - VELOCITY & KEY RANGE
  - MATRIX CONTROL
  - CONTROL SW
Detailed Editing for a Rhythm Set (RHYTHM Parameters)
- How to Edit a Rhythm Set
  - Copying/Pasting Rhythm Parameters
  - WG
  - Stereo Wave Settings (Set Stereo Function)
- RHYTHM Parameters
  - COMMON
  - WG
  - PITCH + TVF
  - TVA + VELOCITY
EFFECTS Parameters
- Applying Effects
- Effect Settings
  - Signal Flow and Parameters (ROUTING)
  - Multi-Effect Settings (MFX)
  - Chorus and Reverb Settings
Effects List
- Multi-Effects Parameters (MFX)
- About RATE and DELAY TIME
- When Using 3D Effects
- About the STEP RESET function
- Chorus Parameters
- Reverb Parameters

Roland SRX KEYBOARDS Owner's Manual

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Roland SRX KEYBOARDS Specification

The Roland SRX KEYBOARDS Synthesizer is a high-performance sound expansion module designed to deliver a comprehensive range of keyboard tones suitable for versatile musical applications. It integrates seamlessly into compatible Roland synthesizers, providing an extensive library of meticulously sampled instruments. The SRX KEYBOARDS features an impressive 64MB of waveforms, capturing a wide array of keyboard instruments, including acoustic pianos, electric pianos, organs, clavinets, and synths. Each sound is crafted to exhibit remarkable realism and dynamic expression, ensuring that musicians can access authentic tones that enhance their creative output.

This expansion module benefits from Roland's advanced sound technology, offering a polyphony of up to 128 voices, allowing for complex layering and rich, textured performances. The SRX KEYBOARDS includes a variety of patch presets that are easily accessible and customizable, enabling users to tailor sounds to their specific needs in any musical context. The module's compatibility with Roland's XV and Fantom series synthesizers ensures a seamless integration process, expanding the tonal palette of these instruments without compromising their existing capabilities.

The SRX KEYBOARDS is designed with a user-friendly interface, making it straightforward for musicians to navigate through its extensive sound library and manipulate sound parameters effortlessly. The module also supports multi-effects processing, offering a range of effects such as reverb, chorus, and EQ to enhance and personalize each sound. Whether for studio recording or live performance, the Roland SRX KEYBOARDS Synthesizer is engineered to meet the demands of professional musicians seeking high-quality, versatile keyboard sounds.

Roland SRX KEYBOARDS F.A.Q.

How do I install an SRX expansion board into my Roland keyboard?

To install an SRX expansion board, first power off your keyboard. Locate the expansion slot on the back panel, remove the cover, and carefully insert the SRX board ensuring it is securely seated. Replace the cover and power on the keyboard.

What should I do if my Roland SRX keyboard is not producing any sound?

Check if the volume is turned up and ensure that headphones or speakers are properly connected. Verify that the correct output source is selected and that all cables are intact. A factory reset might be necessary if the problem persists.

How can I perform a factory reset on my Roland SRX keyboard?

To perform a factory reset, locate the 'Utility' button on your keyboard. Navigate to 'Factory Reset' using the arrow keys, then confirm the selection. Ensure you back up important data as this process will erase all user settings.

Can I use multiple SRX boards simultaneously on my Roland keyboard?

Many Roland keyboards support the use of multiple SRX boards. Consult your keyboard's manual for the exact number of slots available and how to switch between the sounds of different boards.

Why does my Roland SRX keyboard sound distorted?

Distorted sound could result from incorrect gain settings, faulty cables, or speaker issues. Check your audio output settings and replace any damaged cables. Ensure your speakers are functioning properly and not overloaded.

How do I update the firmware on my Roland SRX keyboard?

Download the latest firmware from Roland's official website onto a USB drive. Insert the USB into your keyboard and follow the on-screen instructions for firmware update. Ensure the keyboard remains powered during the update process.

What is the best way to clean my Roland SRX keyboard?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surfaces of the keyboard. Avoid using any chemical cleaners or water. For keys, a slightly damp cloth may be used, but ensure no moisture seeps into the gaps.

How can I customize sounds on my Roland SRX keyboard?

Access the 'Tone Edit' mode on your keyboard. From there, you can adjust parameters such as attack, decay, and effects. Save your customized sounds for future use. Refer to the user manual for detailed guidance on sound editing.

Is it possible to connect my Roland SRX keyboard to a computer for MIDI use?

Yes, you can connect your Roland SRX keyboard to a computer via USB or MIDI ports. Install any necessary drivers from Roland's website and configure your DAW to recognize the keyboard as a MIDI device.

How do I troubleshoot connectivity issues with my Roland SRX keyboard and external devices?

Ensure all cables are securely connected and not damaged. Check the settings on your keyboard for correct output selection. Try using different cables or ports, and consult your device manual for any specific connection requirements.